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  • #28628
    vhgmcbuddy
    Keymaster

    Good day, I appreciate if you could provide me with the Honda F190 manual, I have the parts list, however, i still need the user manual (In English), and any other F190 related manuals would be of good benefit.

    My email is: sultannidal@gmail.com

    Another query; I got a rotavator for my Honda F190, and I wonder the quantity and type of oil that I should fill it in before using it.

    #28627
    vhgmcbuddy
    Keymaster

    Simon and Ted, thanks for the replies. Yes I will need some trans parts. I have emailed a chap in UK and waiting for his response to my actual parts search. I used his online parts catalog so I have the original part #s from that. I’m in the US, on the West coast so anyone stateside would be great.
    Dan

    #28624
    vhgmcbuddy
    Keymaster

    Thanks wristpin, I thought I would ask first before I bought some thread gauges.

    #28623
    vhgmcbuddy
    Keymaster

    None of my engine literature makes any reference to the threads used but perhaps the spanner sizes needed for any nuts or bolts will give a clue. If they require AF spanners, measured Across the Flats, I would suggest that the treads will be UNF and UNC. If on the other hand, they need BSW/BSF spanners where the size relates to the diameter of the threaded component, the thread forms are likely to be BSF and Whitworth. Alternatively, you could check any other threaded components with thread gauges – respectively cheap and always useful.

    #28621
    vhgmcbuddy
    Keymaster

    THANK YOU APPRECIATED..

    #28619
    vhgmcbuddy
    Keymaster

    Have had to machine exhaust port and drill and redrill and and tap stud holes. Are the threads on this engine UNF or BSF?

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    #28613
    vhgmcbuddy
    Keymaster

    Just remember that you are playing with mains electricity so I suggest that anything that you do should be via a residual current device RCD. Don’t just rely on your household box to protect you – its actually there to protect the house !
    If you are determined to fiddle around with it I suggest connecting a short fly lead to the choc bar connecter where you have the white and orange wires connected and plug it straight into your RCD and wall socket.
    If it runs ok you have isolated the issue to the mains cable and switch – if not I’d bin it.

    #28612
    vhgmcbuddy
    Keymaster

    what part of the country are you located? I have a spare gearbox if you are stuck

    #28609
    vhgmcbuddy
    Keymaster

    another 2 images

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    #28606
    vhgmcbuddy
    Keymaster

    Hi Wristpin here are the images I discussed… thanks JD

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    #28605
    vhgmcbuddy
    Keymaster

    Hi,if it’s any help I have 2 gems for spares,let me know what you need

    #28603
    vhgmcbuddy
    Keymaster

    Many thanks, the HS suffix is mentioned in the technical spec and denotes 3hp instead of 2.5hp.

    #28602
    vhgmcbuddy
    Keymaster

    Not sure about the HS suffix but here is a scan of a Mk15 manual
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/2wwwngqeji7m1wy/Villiers%20Mk%20150001.pdf?dl=0

    #28601
    vhgmcbuddy
    Keymaster

    Can you be a bit specific about what model you have or even add an image or two? I have the Flymo workshop manuals from the late 70s so may be able to assist.

    #28600
    vhgmcbuddy
    Keymaster

    Thank you Stuart,

    That makes more sense now, given that my engine doesn’t marry up to the manual.

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